Since the docker-desktop preview for m1 came out, I tried to face it with my macbook pro 15inch

(2021/1/13) Added ryzen7 + windows10 + wsl2

spec --MacBook Pro 15 inch i7-8750H 6cores memory 16GB --MacBook Pro 13 inch m1 memory 16GB --ThinkPad T14 Gen 1 AMD Ryzen7 PRO 4750U 8cores memory 16GB

App build x 4 container with node: 12 with docker-compose up Docker-compose down in advance every time Stopwatch measurement 3 times

First time Second time Third time
i7 55s 57s 61s
m1 32s 31s 31s
Ryzen7 27s 30s 26s

Ryzen 7 even surpasses m1. But m1 is fast! !!

Ryzen is likely to grow further when it reaches the 5000s, but the Mac still has a high-spec version of m1 hidden.

With this performance difference, I feel that I don't have to go to windows.

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